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INTERVIEW: Crash Midnight
From their days of tearing it up in Boston to becoming Sin City’s premier rock band, Crash Midnight have been making a name for themselves with their brand of high octane rock n roll. We […]
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INTERVIEW: Rabbit Junk – JP Anderson
JP Anderson is a man of many talents, ever since the 90s he’s been recording under a variety of projects like The Shizit, The Named, Wolves Under Sail, and Ovter God. But he is […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rabbit Junk – Apocalypse for Beginners
Rabbit Junk mastermind JP Anderson has been making music since the 90s, Beginning his career with his band The Shizit and recording two albums before that band ended. He created Rabbit Junk with his […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chez Kane – Powerzone
It’s been a year and a half since Chez Kane released her debut self titled solo album and took the hard rock world by storm, Even though there’s no shortage of great female artists […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Skid Row – The Gang’s All Here
I was first introduced to the world of hard rock in 1992, the cultural impact of grunge hadn’t hit yet and I was hearing albums that were relatively new then but are now considered […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead City Ruins – Shockwave
One thing I really love about the modern bands is that they capture the essence of certain eras of rock music and do so in a way as to not seem like they’re imitating […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Birthday Massacre – Fascination
One of the wonders of platforms like YouTube and Spotify is that you can go there for one song and it gives you recommendations for other artists, If you’re feeling adventurous and decide to follow those […]
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Catalano returns with fiery new single “Go to hell”
Ex- De La Cruz frontman Roxxi Catalano is back with a new song and a new line up, Following the break up of his former band Roxxi formed Catalano, the band previously released two […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Madhouse – Down ‘n’ Dirty
Every artist is a product of their influences, with some bands it’s very subtle in their sound, But with others like Madhouse they wear those influences on their sleeve. The influence of older bands […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: H.E.A.T – Force Majeure
A LOT of incredible bands have come from Sweden, that country is arguably ground zero for some of the best rock and metal in the world for the last couple of decades, H.E.A.T is one […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Thundermother – Black and Gold
I love a good background story to the bands I listen to and because of that i watch a lot of music documentaries, read books about bands, and read tons of articles about the bands […]
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INTERVIEW: Bloody Heels – Vicky White
Bloody Heels recently released their incredible new album Rotten Romance through Frontiers Records. Lead singer Vicky White took some time to answer a few questions about the album and the beginnings of the band. Rob: […]
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Making a case in support of Erik Grönwall fronting Skid Row.
To preface: I was first introduced to the world of hard rock in 1992, the cultural impact of grunge hadn’t hit yet and I was hearing albums that were relatively new then but are now […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: L.A. Cobra – Superstition
Some bands just have a good thing, Know what makes them great, and they build continuously on those strengths. South Africa’s L.A. Cobra released their debut album How much snake can you take? back in […]
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bloody Heels – Rotten Romance
I remember a time when the future of hard rock as a genre looked pretty bleak, there wasn’t a lot of exciting music coming out or the fully developed means by which you could find […]
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The Cruel Intentions – ‘Venomous Anonymous’ Album Review
I differ from a lot of The Cruel Intentions fanbase in that I didn’t listen to Vains Of Jenna until after I heard the debut album from The Cruel Intentions: No Sign Of Relief, As […]
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ANNIVERSARY REVIEW: Crashdïet – Rest In Sleaze – 17 years old this year!
There are good albums, there are great albums, and then there are the ones that really define a genre at its best. Rest In Sleaze by Crashdïet is one of those, It is the Swedish […]
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The Big Deal – ‘First Bite’ Album Review
In comparison to the melodic rock bands that I’m familiar with The Big Deal are a different brew, for one thing they have two female vocalists: Ana Nikolic and Nevena Brankovic who also plays keyboards […]
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Stabbing Westward – ‘Chasing Ghosts’ – Album Review
I think it’s pretty fair to say that the biggest era of industrial/Industrial rock was the mid to late 1990’s. At the height of the genre’s popularity one of the genre’s top most popular bands […]
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The Hellacopters – ‘Eyes Of Oblivion’ Album Review
The Hellacopters were originally created in 1994 as a side project by singer/ guitarist Nicke Andersson who played drums for Entombed and guitarist Dregen of Backyard Babies, The Hellacopters went on to become a […]
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Crashdïet – ‘Automaton’ Album Review
It doesn’t happen very often but some bands come along who really move the needle in rock n roll, they create a dividing line where you can separate the established bands of the genre and […]
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Hell In The Club – ‘Kamikaze – 10 Years In The Slums’ – EP Review
Hell In The Club are one of the most exciting bands of the modern hard rock movement, These guys started out as a side project formed by members of power metal bands Elvenking and Secret […]
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CHEZ KANE – “CHEZ KANE” Album Review
This month marks one full year since the debut album from Chez Kane stormed the scene, An album that ended up in the top of many lists of the best releases from last year which […]
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GHOST – “IMPERA” – Album Review
There are a LOT of incredible rock bands out there if you take the time to look, Many of the best I’ve come across come from Sweden, There must be something in the water […]